Legal notice

In accordance with Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 of 11 July on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), these are the details of the owner of this website:

• Owner: Carlos Morató Casquete
• Tax ID (NIF): 44882975Q
• Address: Calle Padre Cesáreo García, Seseña (Toledo), Spain
• Email: [email protected]

What SliceLab is

SliceLab (slicelab.app) is a free service for optimizing panel cutting: it lays out the parts on the available panels with guillotine cuts and produces the cutting plans.

Terms of use

Using the website makes you a user and means that you accept these terms. You agree to use the service lawfully and in good faith, and not to use it for unlawful activities or to harm the website or other users. We may close accounts that breach these terms.

Projects are kept for 15 days from when you create them (7 if you are trying it without an account) and are then deleted automatically: if you want to keep one, save it to your computer first as a file (.json), which you can open again in the app whenever you like. The service is free and we may change it or stop providing it; if we close it, we will announce it on the website beforehand.

Liability

Cutting plans are calculated from the dimensions and settings you enter. SliceLab does not guarantee that the result is the best possible one or that it is free of errors: before cutting, check the dimensions and the plan. We are not liable for damage resulting from using the result without that check, or for interruptions of the service due to maintenance or to causes beyond our control.

Intellectual property

The texts, design, logo and code of this website belong to the owner or are used under licence, and may not be reproduced without permission. The projects you create are yours.

Data protection

How we process your personal data is explained in the privacy policy.

Applicable law

These terms are governed by Spanish law, without prejudice to the mandatory rules that protect you as a consumer in your country of residence. If you are a consumer, you may bring proceedings before the courts of your place of residence; otherwise, the courts that have jurisdiction under the law will be competent.